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To TIE PUBIC
Having decided to retire from the
DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
CLOSING-OUT SALE
is still in progress and many bargains to be had
few Of which quote below:
BROCADED VELVET. in black and colors. formerly
e., to the low price of $3.50
STRIPED il black and colors formerly
&1.5O. to the low price of 81.
in black and colors formerly
&1.25. to1he low price Of &C
ALL PLAIN In black and colors. ut much
less than usual cost.
We have some COLORED SILKS left in Gros- Grain,
Rhsdanas Sura. o. and Brocsded, which offer ut
great sacrifice of Soc ON the dollar.
We have two pieces of 24inch SEAL CLOAKIN0
PLUSH left, which we offer very cheap.
The COLORED DRESS GOODS STOCK has many
desirable and goods left and if you need any
thing in that line IL will Lay you " give that depart
ment look before buying.
Hyou want BLACK DRESS Of any kind. why not
buy 1t where you can get 1t At cost!
In short you should not miss this sale II you need
anything in the Day GOODS line.
slVnE fIXTUKES FOR SALE
6. L HEMPsTONE
sep2-3m SOB Pennsylvania Avenue
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IL You WANT FINE DIAMOND and 10 save money
see Z. Harris & Co, importers OF diamondA 432
II
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Fms, PoKrRArrs. Kets Kemethy. HOO Pa ava

CoKSs AND BUSIoSs. Csc; Manicure, soc. Mrs
Dr. SEnnEs q SON, Ills Pennsylvania avenue.
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See the new lot r. Child suits

RAN on SHINE, high winds or low, we are always
busy. Els.xAS Bros, MANUFACTURER
1th and E
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COOP CLOTHING at fair prices Is better than trash
az any price EIsEnAN Bios, Manufacturers.
9TH and E.
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CoCRr IN GENERAL TERN
Yesterday, hlii agt Harlow; decree signed Hop-
kfns agt Hopkins; hearing Resumed.
CIKCCTr CoUKT-JudQe Cor
Yesterday. Hume agt Combs, Gray agt Burgess
simmons Broa Co. agt. JarbOe, and Price On
BROOKS Co.; Judgments by default. second Ma,
tionai Bank AT Smoot ct al; Nat OF SCI IA. seitz
auditors report ratified Larner agt Grimm: M,
confesso and reference TO Examiner Philip p Iar
ner. Duncan agI Duncan; divorce granted. Bel.
cher aGt. Belcner; divorce granted. Feete AIT
Feete; divorce granted Brown agt Brown; d.
vorce granted
RQuIrY CoURr-Judge Merrick.
Yesterday, Wright agt Wright; sales finally rati-
ned Butler agI Lee; appearance OF absent de.
PENDANTS ordered Chace agt. Holden; do Brown
agt. Freeman; testimony ordered taken by X. l.
wailAch- smith agt. hesslegrove; pro confessO
and refe. ence. sherlock agl Wheeler; demurrer
To amended bill sustained. KroOn agt. KroOD.
decree OF divorce. Webb agt. Dulany; auditors
and reference. Moore aSs. Moore; testimonS or.
oered taken by A. Browning.
CRIMINAL CouKToyHdge Montgomery.
Yesterday, Ephraim Duckett h0usebreaktng in
Gay: plea " not guilty Withdrawn and plea OF guilty
entered Anthony Wells assault With intent 70 XIII:
guilty OF simple assault Jno. Essex, larceny iron,
tne person; jury disagree and discharged
POLICE CouKT-yudge SMELL
To-Day, Daniel Ward, disOrdtriy conduct; Is or
10 DAYS John Wallace, oostructing street; do.
ioffeited koOt RdWardS assault: 40. xrchiSsid
Dyson. do; DO. Clifton Hayes, do; do. Daniel
Hart, disorderiy conduct; IS OF Is daya HonOra
Reed. disoederiy conduct; Is OF Is daya
The meeting Of the Presbyterian Hcumenical
Councu. which d 70 BE held In London next year.
has been postp0ned nom June Is TO July 5. &C thS
request o. The American delegate
ys..els we're Blown sshors n the storm sunday sy
90 MONDAY.
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Alexandria Affairs.


AN INTERESTING Surr.-The Circuit Court will
street Courthouse. During that term Judge
Keith will decide the long pending scales case
OF fiemming agt. the corporation OF Alexandra.
InlS involves all the questions relative TO the
grant OF the half acre for the town market and the
use OF us south part as an alley The case has led
10 much searching Of old records, and the teSti-
mOny which las been produced makes history OF
the market and its Surroundings The question
involved, the right OF the city to put the hay
In the laws delay, almost forgotten, and for some
years the hayscales have, In TACT been the scales
at the coal yard OF Hewes & Atcheson, On Duke
and Fairfax streets
FATAL ACCIDENTAL cOlored boy named COrne-
Illus Coleman about ve years OLD, died yesterday at
his home near the canal basin, from q terrible
burning received On Monday. He was at home, his
mother being In town, ana while playing near the
stove his clothing caught fire. and he ran into the
girl living next door, tore OF from him the burn
Ing clothing burning ner own hands: but he had
already been fatally burned
NoTEs-The city school board holds It's NO
yen0er meeting tO-night.-The Hydraulion
steam Fire Engine co. has organized Hy-
drauion Council, Order American F1remen,
with Richard L. Carne as president.-The Medi-
cal Society OF Alexandria has chosen Dr. VIM.
Gibson president, Dr. Bedford Brown vice-presi-
dent, and Dr. w. G. Ashby.--The American Man
Giacturing and Publishing Co., with its offices in
Washington and Frederick, Md, has been char
tered here. Mr.. c. f. Markell, OF Frederick is its
president and j. w. Kaufman treasurer. It's OBJ.
Ject IS TO sell paper manufactures, PRINT ng and
publishing.-The funeral OF Mrs. Virginia POWELL
TOOK place from Christ church yesterday after
noon, Rev. Dr. Suter officiating
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"RoYAL GLUE, mends broken articles

An ExcRLLKSr Cheviot or Cashmere Overcoat
SIC. EIsRMAN BROS, Manufacturers,
1th and Z
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DR.. Yea Senaen's Eennel Money Ex.
tract rapidly cures CoughA COLDS Sore Throat.
&C. At druggists, 25c. and 50c. 255
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CONSUMPTION may be cured II treated early with
BAKERS Cod Liver OIL and Malt
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Ir l. QUITE NOTICEABLE that the clothing house
that Is doing business Is not talking the public
70 death EIsEAAS Bros, Manufacturer
Cor. 7th and Z
SEE our line Of Fashionable stripes in Sack and
Fruck Suits
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FRESH BUTTER in small tubs, rolls, for family
use, al 500 10th 81. NV.
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.ABrARE AND COMMERCE.

THE COLD WAVE
OF 1912 in Russia defeated the Great Napoleon which
gradually ended his military the Battle
field and the ambitious Hero in his meditation the
island of St Helena never knew what defeated him.
The question il easily answered. He not prepared
for the cold wave
But are fully prepared on the Field Of Commerce
and consequently sure Of victory.
List Of bargains containing many specials for the
coming Winter season:
Aful line Of Domestic and Imported Cashmere for
An immense assortment Of Beaver Cloth. Plush,
Astr.chan Plaid. Double warpa for closkinss, 1t
sonabe prices.
Special Reduction Sale Of Cardigan Jackets for men
In all the different Manufactures and Colors including
the Celebrated German Make In order to close out
this line of Goods will offer Special Allowance Of
10 per cent for Thursday and Friday only.
The last lot of the well known Heavy RUNE Cloth
and Felt Skirts At Csc. Regular value. also and
Sits
We have on hand full line Of Mirrors consisting Of
many different styles and sizes. Although they are
marked at very low rate offer Special Discount
VI ~ per cent Ior InurSuay ana friday only.
Our Comfort and Blanket Department is filled to its
utmost capacity with almost all the different Produc-
tons.
So we are confident that we can please everybody.
We have 30 many specials in this line that it is IN
impossibility to mention them.
new invoice Of Plain Black Simpson Calico Rem
nants, in suitable lengths at &c per yard Regular
Value &c. Odds and Ends Of Ladies' and Gents Red
and White Merino Underwear. warranted entirely
perfect at half value in order to close them out
Remnants Of Bleached Canton Flannel, different
qualities and Low Prices
Two of Plaid Nainsook suitable for Aprons and
many other purposes at 6ac per yard: Standard
Price, 1Oc
Afull line OF Hemstitched and Bortered Ladies'
Handkerchiefs at sc.
In order to do justice to this Special Lot we will
mention to the Public that these Handkerchefs are
superior TO any &c. one shown you anywhere else
and were compelled to buy 1890 dozen direct from
the Factory In order to procure them.
small lot Of Linen Shirt Bosoms. tined with
Butcher Linen ut 19c.; Regular Value. 25c.
Several dozen OF Canvas Embroidered Comb and
Brush Bags at 1Oc: Regular Value, 25c.
Two cases Of Blesched Utica Muslin Il yard wide)
Remnants at &c. per yard; Standard Price. l2kc
No lewiston from our One Price System
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ARRIED IN WEST vIRGINIA.-An associated press
dispatch from Buckingham, w. Va, says that Mr..
Oswald B. Parsons. OF Washington, d. c., was
Of J. X. Groves edi.or OF the Christian AdUocate.
at the n. K church, In the presence OF the most
fashionable audience ever assembled In that tow D.
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uished Apply to THos. j. FIsHEh 4 CO.
n3-6t 1924 st. nv.
EroR RENr-FURNIsHED-
Il l1SS n st
handsome new residence. Containing 10 rooms and
sSery convenience. completely furnished throughout
iocstion one OF the best in the city.
for p~rlculsrs and p~nut "a examine srrly
n3-6t l2.s1 a. nv
EoR RENT-THREE-SToRY AND CELLAR
= orick dwelling. 40 Rooms iAth. all mod impe
.V2 SIN 81 nv: prsce eco. TYLER hi lhkh
FORD. 1907 ST NV. ns-ot-
koR RENT-3 STORY BRICK HOUSE EIGHT
~ rooms, 1918 ID ST. n ". Water and gas. Inquire
$40 N H. W. uI-lAirs. n3-3ts
EOR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNISHED IL
y room house, Maryls ave ne, one square FROM
OAPtoi convenient for q Member. H. D.. Star offce.
EoH RENT OR LEASE-THE NEW HOUSE NO.
LOU; n 81 NV. next 10 Mormleys Hotel. large
st.n.w M sts
OR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE WITH SOUTH
- iront near Dul on. rcl- In complete or, b.
the year sI25 per month HILL a JJHNs IoN. .3s
LON 81 NV n3-2
>ok RkNr,oR LEAsE-FoR TWO WARS. A
= very desirable and handsomely furnished new
uwelilhk ioc sted on up lot. rs
iooans closets aud all mod lIups. LOUIS r. SHOE
AAhkh- S2O St NV NIT
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CITY ITEMS

Weather strip for doom ana windows; en-.
clude cold, dust and rain L H. Horxns, Pa av. zoe
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LANGUAGE is cheap, prices sell the goods.
EIsEhAS Bros, Manufacturers,
Cor 18th ard Z.
see the Overcoat we sell at $l250
MILK AND WHISKY TESTERS, Hempler's, ave, ~.
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Aifairs In West washingsen.

CAuoHr rHI THfxT.-Edward Warren, a young
colored man hating from Montgomery Co, Md.
entered the dairy OF J. w. Sherwood, No 1706 32d
street, yesterday afternoon upon the pretext OF
making purchase, and while the proprietor went
10 rear room, Warren took from money drawer
the THIEF and Immediately started In pursuit OF
the thief and captured him. He was turned over
10 Omcer sutherland. To-day In the Police Court
tne Doy pleaded guilty to the charge and was given
SIX months The money was recovered
DR. JOSHUA RITCHn's FuNERAI.-The funeral OF
VI. joshua Richie, who died on Tuesday on his
IaIm at Burk's Station, Va, wf1l take place To-
morrow s morning at II O'Clock from the residence
OF MS son, d.: L w. Richie 1850 n street. The
remains VIII be taken TO Trinity lCatholc) church,
inferred. =,
PERsoNAI--Miss Katie sullivan, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. T. Gibbs at Knoxville,
Gibbs -
GRAIN REcErPrs --Cansl boat Maryland arrived
VIII 31O0 bushels OF wheat and 400 bushels OF
The COAL TBADE-The shipments from the
mines OF the Cumberland coal region for the week
ended saturday, october %, 1887, were SO, l5e
tons, and for the year TO date 2,676, 41 tons, an
increase OF 63S3l3 tons as compared with the cor
responding period OF 1886. The shipments by the
chesapeake and Ohio Canal were for the week
~ I33 tons, and for the year 241 23S TONS an In
crease OF 6,.ss9 tons as compared with 1885
IkhPkRATcAH AND CONDITION OF WATER at z
receiving reservoir, temperature, 81; condition at
north connection, &c. condition. at south connec-
ZION, SO: distributing reservoir, temperature, 4s
cOndltion at lnfiuenC gate house, N condition ut
cuuent gate-hOuSe, 36 High TIDE In the river to-
Gay at 9:14 q. m: low tide at 3:59 p. N.
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III I: I:
III Hi T. is III III I. :: :; T !
E I! + E. E. E. E. gI I. ! F. +
THERE WAS TINE WHEN IT WAS But
ONE STEP FROM THE HIaH-PRIckp
DEALER TO THE AUCTION ROOM. THESE
WERE THE EXTREMES. AND THERE WAS
NO INTERMEDIATE IN THIS STATE OF
AFFAIRS MANY FOUND IT DIFFICULT
TO POSSESS EVEN COMFORTABLE HOUSE
HOLD NECESSITIES UNLESS THEY
HOUNDED THE AUCTION ROOMS AND
THERE BOUGHT WITHIN THEIR MEANS.
WE REPRESENT THAT ELEMENT IN The
FURNITURE TRADE WHICH AROSE TO
FILL THE GAP CREATED By A DEMAND
ON THE PART OF THE PEOPLE FOR A
SYSTEM OF PURCHASE BY WHICH SOME
GENUINE COMFORTS COULD BE ENJOYED
EVEN WITH LIMITED MEANs AS ARE
SUIT THE CREDIT SYSTEM WAS INTRO
puCRD INTO THE FURNITURE, STOVE,
AND CARPET BUSINESS. AND We HAVE
. ENDEAvoRED-PRoFITIN By THE Err
RORs AND FAULTS. THE MISTAKES AND
OBJECTIONS TO WHICH THIS PLAN B
oFTRNTIMEs DEaENRRATHD-To ADOPT
A SYSTEM CERTAIN TO BE PERMA.
NHNTLY SATISFACTORY
IF YOU NEED ANY HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AND WANT A LITTLE CREDIT ON THEM
WE WANT TO SEE YOU.
HOUSE HERRMANN'S
CASH AND CREDIT HoUsk
ol-ew o21 AND sas SEVENTH 81. N w.
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''Rsyal l:lue,' mends China, Glass, Wood

Phillips Digcsstblc cecea created much
interest at International Metscal Congress- 60
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OBRlEN MUST WEAR PRISON 9ARB.-The Irish
prison board has directed that MIR. OBrten shall
we the prison uniform andbe treated in every
way as an ordinary prisoner. 1t Is believed that
Mr. OBrien was removed from the cork 1ail to
Tuliainore, In order TO prevent the mayor OF cork
from visiting him daily In oficial capac .ty and
making Official reports concerning his condition.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EroR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 II ST. NV
= very desirable three -story and basement BIRCH
Dwelling. containing IL rooms bath, range. furnace
and stationary wxshtubs. vel and completely fur
nished Apply to THOS J. FIsHEh q CO.
n36t 1924 ct. nv.
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For the District of Columbia. Maryland, VIZ
g1nia and Delaware, fair weather. nght variable
winds, sa.sut changes In temperature
sLlprrs AID CHILDREN call and get the latest
style IN hair-cutting at Miss c Thompsoa'a" lSs9
S-n-w.
fur derby, either Dunlap os Broadway block.
Franc, the popular one-price hattsreor TN and d.
Vow f. the time TO attend to your hair II falling
orn you are afiicted with any scsiP diseases con-
suit MRS. Dr. SEAsEs SOY, LILO fennsyNania
avenue, next door 20 PalaIs Royal
Dr. SEnnEs q SON, Ills Pennsylvania avenue
Fnr PoxrRArrs. Kets Kemethy. HOO Pa ava
RAN on SHINE, high winds or low, we are always
busy. EIs.xAS Bros, ManufsciurerS
See the new lot 81 Child suits
LADIES SOLID GOLD AMERICAN srEx-wNp
WATCHES. handsomely carved, SIS. L Harris
Co, Az 9TH ST.
SEE House Herrmann's ad- on 9th page.
Coon CLOTHING at fair prices is better than trash
At any price. EIsEhAS Bios. Manufacturers
See our line Of $ Children suits.
FrssKILs Ice CREAM.
FRESH BUTTER in small tubs rolls, for family
use, al 800 10th 81. NV.
An ExckLLksr Cheviot or Cashmere Oyercoat,
SIC. EIsRMAS BROS, Manufaeturers,
1th and L
"RoYAL GLUE" mends broken articles
CONSUMPTION may be cured II treated early with
BAKERS Cod Liver OIL and Malt
ir l. QUITE NOTICEABLE that the clothing house
that Is doing the business Is not talking the public
70 death EIsrNAs Bros, Nanufaeturers
Cor. 7th and Z
SEE our line Of Fashionable stripes in Sack and
FrOck Suits
SzR House Herrmann's ad- on 9th page
IL You WANT A FINE DIAMOND and 10 save money
see Z Harris Co, importers OF diamondA 432
9Th II.
LANGUAGE is cheap, prices sell the goods
EIsEhAS BROS, Manufacturers,
Cor. 18th ard Z.
see the Overcoat we sell at Sl2.5Q
MILK AND WHISKY TESTERS, Hempler's, ave, ~.
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IroR RENT-o ST. NV. BET. 18TH AND 18TH
Il SITS. four new and very desirable 3-sfory brirk
dwelnes rooms deep: each house CONTAINS furnace.
range. cellar. stationary wash tubs. cabinet mantelH
and open nre places houses are finished in hard wood
Apply 20 TH0s. ]. FISHER 4 co, 1874 n ct ma
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morninS
and delivered In Y III "Ward" prints 4oc per ID
Also. Cottage cheese and ButteFmilk, sweet Mia
&c. per quart.
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UNION VRrERANS.-At the annual meeting of the
Department of the Potomac Union veterxusS Union
the following Officers were unanimously elected:
n. j. Crouch, department commander; H. Clay
Brown, INST deputy department Commander:
Daniel ONeill, second deputy department com.
mander; ID. ID. Marsh, surgeon general; Jos Is.
cnnord, chaplain The following appointments
were announcer: Frank T. Bueter, assistant
master general; ID. ID. brueman, JUICE advocate
general; t. b. Harrison, inspector general: A. c.
and j. OLeary, aids.
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FuSRII's Ice CREAM.

see our line OF S Children Suit
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Tln Morton Life Boat" Is now on exhibition at
The Washington navy-yard
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EuR RENT A COMrLETELY FURNISHED
y House an the northwest, Containing rooms aud
all mod Inns must he rented az once al y, per No
o.s-ot DANkNhONEh a son, Ills Fst.
IoR kENT-LARGE, HANDSOME DWELLING ON
MA-sa. husetts -Ne n.S.. near Scott Circle bouse
thirteen rooins bath OPEN plsces cabinet
matefs range, furnace and laundry With stationary
wash tubs IL L. trstclass rssidence m every pxf.
uculsr. and IN perfect order. Apply 70
ThOS }. FISHER a co,
o-s-ot 1924 ST nv
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Oh kENT - HANDSOMELY FURNISHED IL
rom house, Maryland ave ne, ole square from
0apitoi: convenient for . Member H D.. star Office
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IroR RENT-IOI5 X ST. Nv. LARGE AND DE-
II sirAble corner house. containing IL rooms hath,
ran e iurns.e and AL Sonxeniences house 10 In good
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EoR Rents STORY BRICK HOUSE. EIGHT
80 s.h H. up airs. n:l-.Sts
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KILLED BY A BIG FLYWHEEL.
CRUSHED AT THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE.


VISITOR SLIPS AND FALLs-wHIRIED AROUND
BY THE RUSHING MASS OF IRON.
paper was to read last evening at tho American
Institute at sixty hrl-st aud Thirdave ocean teles-
raphy before joint committee OF the electrical sccon
of the American Institute and the Board OF Counsel ef
the sociey Of Electrical Engineers As preliminary 10
this the engineers he shown the system oeectrc
lighting in the machinery department at the Institute.
Sidney +. shcibournc who lived until week ago at
No. 20 West Twenty xthst, was one OF
those who had gone to tho Institute to near
the paper read and inspecting the machinery under
the guidance OF Robert Ashton the engineer OF the Ban
Engine Company. The Ball engine runs the dynamos
furnish ncandescent light in the building close by
and within the same incosure was the engine OF the
Trenton Engine Company which furnishes the power
for the light. Both the engines were running at
high speed Mr. shebourne's right leg short and ne
an iron footrecc the shoe.
SLIPPED on OIL DnIPPINGs.
As lie passing from engine 10 the other he had
to pass through space about three feet wide ana the
iron foot slipped oil that had driPpcd from the
engine and he fell upon the fly wheel of tho
Trenton engine. This wheel weighs ten tons IL was
moving at tho rate OF 200 revolutions minute and part
of the wheel passed through pit about two feet deep
and foot wide
Mr.. Shehourne was caught IN the spekes and drawn
into the pit and instantly killed his body being crushed
into "A shapecss and every bene being ground 10
pieces Ho went around with the wheel once and was
thrown about ten feet away In heap His clothing was
entirely torn off his body. and his tall hat was as nat ~
piece OF paper The body 1t went around with inc
wheel. smashed small partition and tore sign oi inc
engine company from lis fasenings and the blood was
thrown in every direction.
NOT MANY PEOPLE IN THE BUILDING.
AS the accident occurred at 1880 o'clock there
only few people in the building
while crowds OF people passed by the place where tho
body lay under covering Of sail co during the even
iRG without knowing tna The gha~tly object there
The friends OF Mr. Shrbournc dill not know his address
and the enc that was given No % West Twenty-siNth
ST. not the light lie moved from there two
weeks ago and the police unable 20 learn where he
lived. Mr. shchournes brother called at the Ffynnth
Street station. bu did leave his address lIe
said that he would have consult with h- sister before
making any arrangcn ents about removing the body.
Corsucr Nes.cmcr permit 0r the removal oi me
body AMI it taken 10 unler'akers by Mr. shell
bournc friends. after the visitors AT the fair hai zone
home.
Mr Shclhouruc was Gitvonc Years oil. LAWYER atd
had an ON a. No. = y Otiwav. lie has long hrfH l
tcrc-tcd ia clcctrci affairs ami tie pr'-lcni o an
electric company and = SAN t. have OOtaiaed several
patents for electrical appitncrt